Chinese War Relief Subscriptions Acknowledged Totals
The Gazette records subscriptions to the Chinese War Relief Fund and notes $29.00 has been remitted to the provincial headquarters in Winnipeg. Names listed include Wm. Creaney, Mrs. Wm. Henderson, J. J. Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. Helen Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gmett and Family. There is still time to help this worthy cause.
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Winnipeg
Wm. Creaney
Wm. Henderson
J. J. Morrow
Helen Smith
J. A. G - Mett and
Local and Personal Notes Open Sept Activities
Securing new ration books is urged this week. Miss Olive Scott of Vancouver visits Miss Irene Crampain. Mrs Cyril Foster and child visit Elphinstone relatives. Olive Mills holidays at Regina and Saskatoon. Jas Emslie returned from Winnipeg General Hospital after two weeks treatment. Albert Stewart visits Portage la Prairie with relatives. A W Whyte to start music classes Sept 1 with limited pupils and no beginners. Formans Hardware and Taylors Transfer to close Saturdays at 9 pm from Sept 18. W G Thomas heads to Fort William with grandson Harrison. Ukrainian Association holds Labor Day Dance Sept 6 at Four Star Theatre with Lorne McCallum Orchestra. Rivers School reopens Sept 1 with staff changes Miss W Lundy Miss Janet Kyle Miss Mary Floyde. George Lightfoot dies in Kenora. oldtimers recall Daly farming days. Fourteen men stock the Ashton farm Monday, recalling wartime nights helping farmers. A large cut field shows rapid changes as a stock crew works.
Tobarton Visitors and Safe Return of Missing Sgt Thomson
Mr Norris Lowe of Brandon visits his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Lowe. Rod Fewing returns to Winnipeg after months with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Alex Thomson. Miss Norma Livingstone of Bradwardine visits district relatives. Sgt Allan Thomson, once missing in district, is now reported safe after a forced landing in Allied territory.
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Mr. Norris Lowe
Brandon
Mrs. Wm. Lowe
Rod Fewing
Winnipeg
Alex. Thomson
Norma Livingstone
Bradwardine
Allan Thomson
Jams and honey rationing planned by Canadian board
The Canadian Prices Board announced rationing of honey jams jellies marmalade to start Thursday September 2, with a suspension on all sales or deliveries to consumers until that day. No new orders may be filled and existing deliveries to households hotels and hospitals are halted during the suspension period while hotels and institutions may continue serving but not receive supplies.
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Manitoba Text Book Bureau
Canadian Prices Board
Lost Truck End Gate Recovered Near McEwing Farm
A green painted truck end gate about four feet square is reported missing between the river areas and McEwing's farm. Finder should notify R. McEwing at Rapid City P.O. for return.
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Rivers
Alex
McEwing
R. McEwing
Rapid City
P.O
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